CN110313159B - Communication data modeling method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a communication data modeling method. The communication data modeling method of an embodiment of the invention comprises the following steps: identifying a service list of the electronic device; a step of generating a first communication data table for a communication protocol standard of the electronic apparatus; a step of generating a second communication data table for a product related to the electronic device; a step of generating a final communication data table by integrating the first communication data table and the second communication data table; and a step of generating a communication data model based on the final communication data table.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a communication data modeling method.
Background
In the prior art, a communication information model is designed using a System Engineering (System Engineering) technique.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram for explaining a communication data modeling method using a system engineering technique.
Referring to fig. 1, in the related art, a case (use case) is analyzed according to a required matter of a Communication system, and a hierarchical model (for example, a Functional analysis model is generated in a Functional Layer (Functional Layer), a Physical Infrastructure model is generated in a Physical Infrastructure Layer (Physical Infrastructure Layer), and a Communication Infrastructure model is generated in a Communication Infrastructure Layer) is generated based on an analysis result (this is referred to as Communication system architecture modeling). When the communication infrastructure model capable of grasping what is the communication requirement between the devices is completed, the communication information model (standard Data Layer model) is completed based on this. The communication information model generation method described above is referred to as a system engineering technique.
Further, the Product developer maps (maps) the communication protocol located in the Specific Data Layer (Specific Data Layer) to the Product located in the Work Product Layer (Work Product Layer) based on the communication information model generated through the above-described procedure, thereby completing the communication Data model by Product (this is referred to as communication Data modeling).
The aforementioned communication data model generation method is a method useful in developing a new product, but has a problem that it is not suitable in a process for a communication data model standardized on the basis of a plurality of already existing products.
Disclosure of Invention
Problems to be solved by the invention
An object of the present invention is to provide a communication data modeling method for generating a communication data model standardized by integrating a product related to an electronic device and a communication protocol standard.
Technical scheme for solving problems
In order to achieve the above object, a communication data modeling method of the present invention includes: identifying a service list of the electronic device; a step of generating a first communication data table for a communication protocol standard of the electronic apparatus; a step of generating a second communication data table for a product related to the electronic device; a step of generating a final communication data table by integrating the first communication data table and the second communication data table; and a step of generating a communication data model based on the final communication data table.
In the step of identifying the service list of the electronic device, a representative communication protocol standard for deriving the service list of the electronic device is selected when the communication protocol standard related to the electronic device exists, and a representative product for deriving the service list of the electronic device is selected when the communication protocol standard related to the electronic device does not exist.
When the representative communication protocol standard is selected, a service list of the electronic device is identified based on the selected representative communication protocol standard, then, detailed information of the identified service list is input, and a service list other than the identified service list in the service list of the electronic device is identified by products of the electronic device, and then, detailed information of the identified service list of each product is input.
When the representative product is selected, a service list of the electronic device is identified based on the selected representative product, and then, detailed information of the identified service list is input.
The step of generating the first communication data table includes: analyzing a communication protocol standard of the electronic device; a step of identifying a service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard based on the analysis result; a step of identifying a first data item related to a communication protocol standard based on the identified service list; and a step of inputting detailed information of the identified first data item.
The step of generating the second communication data table includes: analyzing existing communication data of a product related to the electronic device; a step of identifying a service list corresponding to the product based on the analysis result; a step of identifying a second data item related to the product based on the identified service list; and a step of inputting detailed information of the identified second data item.
The step of generating the final communication data table includes: a step of sorting the first data item and the second data item; a step of deriving a common name for data items corresponding to each other among the first data item and the second data item to generate an integrated data item, and inputting detailed information of the integrated data item based on detailed information of the first data item and detailed information of the second data item; a step of distinguishing a data model of the integrated data item; selecting a communication protocol standard of the electronic device; a step of selecting a product corresponding to the communication protocol standard by the service list based on the second data item; and a step of inputting detailed information related to the selected product into detailed information of the communication protocol standard by the service list.
There are a plurality of communication protocol standards of the electronic device, and there are a plurality of products related to the electronic device.
Effects of the invention
As described above, a standardized communication data model can be generated by the communication data modeling method of the present invention, and a product developer can easily develop a product based on the standardized communication data model.
In addition to the above effects, specific effects of the present invention will be described while detailed information for implementing the invention will be described below.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram for explaining a communication data modeling method using a system engineering technique.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a communication data model generation system for illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining a communication data modeling method of the communication data model generation system of fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a sequence diagram for explaining S100 of fig. 3.
Fig. 5 is a sequence diagram for explaining S200 of fig. 3.
Fig. 6 is a sequence diagram for explaining S300 of fig. 3.
Fig. 7 is a sequence diagram for explaining S400 of fig. 3.
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The foregoing objects, features and advantages will be described in detail in the following description with reference to the accompanying drawings, whereby a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can easily carry out the technical idea of the present invention. In describing the present invention, when it is judged that a detailed description of a known technology related to the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, a detailed description thereof is omitted. Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same reference numerals are used in the drawings to designate the same or similar components.
Next, a communication data model generation system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to fig. 2.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a communication data model generation system for illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 2, the communication data model generation system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a recognition unit 110, a first communication data table generation unit 120, a second communication data table generation unit 130, a final communication data table generation unit 140, a communication data model generation unit 150, and an input unit 160.
The identification unit 110 may identify a service list of an electronic device (not shown).
Specifically, the identification unit 110 may recognize whether or not a communication protocol standard related to the electronic apparatus exists, and identify the service list based on the recognition result.
For reference, the electronic device may be, for example, an inverter (inverter), a Programmable Logic Control (PLC) device, a Human Machine Interface (HMI) device, a Distributed Control System (DCS), or the like.
Also, there may be a plurality of electronic apparatuses, and the identifying unit 110 may identify each service list of the plurality of electronic apparatuses.
However, for convenience of explanation, in the present invention, an identification operation of the identification unit 110 for one electronic device is exemplified.
For example, the service may refer to a service that the electronic device needs to provide to an external device or a user in linkage with itself.
Accordingly, the service provided by the electronic apparatus may be performed through interaction (i.e., communication) between the electronic apparatus and the external device (or user).
Also, the electronic device provides functions to an external apparatus or a user through the above-mentioned services, and thus, the electronic device may include various data and functions in order to implement the corresponding services.
When identifying the service list of the electronic device, the identification unit 110 may select a representative communication protocol standard for deriving the service list of the electronic device in a case where the communication protocol standard related to the electronic device exists, and the identification unit 110 may select a representative product for deriving the service list of the electronic device in a case where the communication protocol standard related to the electronic device does not exist.
Here, when the representative communication protocol standard is selected in the presence of the communication protocol standard related to the electronic device, the identifying unit 110 may identify a service list of the electronic device based on the selected representative communication protocol standard, and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the identified service list.
Also, the recognition unit 110 may recognize a service list other than the service list that has been recognized in the service list of the electronic device by product of the electronic device, and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the service list of each product recognized.
On the other hand, when the representative product is selected without a communication protocol standard related to the electronic device, the identification unit 110 may identify a service list of the electronic device based on the selected representative product, and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the identified service list.
The first communication data table generating unit 120 may generate a first communication data table for a communication protocol standard of the electronic apparatus.
Specifically, the first communication data table generating unit 120 may analyze the communication protocol standard of the electronic apparatus and identify a service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard based on the analysis result. A first data item associated with the communication protocol standard may then be identified based on the identified list of services.
Through the process described above, the first communication data table generation unit 120 may generate a first communication data table (i.e., a communication data table for each communication protocol standard), and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the identified first data item.
For reference, the communication protocol standards of the electronic device may exist in plural, and the first communication data table generating unit 120 may analyze the plural communication protocol standards and identify the service list corresponding to each communication protocol standard based on the respective analysis results. It should be noted that, for convenience of description, in the present invention, an operation of the first communication data table generating unit 120 for one communication protocol standard is exemplified.
The second communication data table generating unit 130 may generate a second communication data table for a product related to the electronic device.
Specifically, the second communication data table generating unit 130 may analyze existing communication data material of a product related to the electronic device and identify a service list corresponding to the product based on the analysis result. A second data item related to the product may then be identified based on the identified service list.
Through the process as described above, the second communication data table generating unit 130 may generate a second communication data table (i.e., a communication data table for each product), and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the identified second data item.
For reference, the products related to the electronic device may be plural, and the second communication data table generating unit 130 may analyze existing communication data materials of the plural products and identify a service list corresponding to each product based on the respective analysis results. It should be noted that, for convenience of explanation, in the present invention, the operation of the second communication data table generating unit 130 for one product is exemplified.
The final communication data table generation unit 140 may synthesize the first communication data table and the second communication data table and generate a final communication data table.
Specifically, the final communication data table generation unit 140 may sort the first data item and the second data item, and derive a common name for data items corresponding to each other among the first data item and the second data item to generate the integrated data item. Here, the input unit 160 may input the detailed information of the integrated data item based on the detailed information of the first data item and the detailed information of the second data item.
Then, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may distinguish the data model of the integrated data item and select the communication protocol standard of the electronic device. And, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may select a product corresponding to the selected communication protocol standard by the service list based on the second data item.
Through the above-described procedure, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may generate final communication data tables (a communication data table for each communication protocol standard and a communication data table integrating the communication data tables for each product), and the input unit 160 may input detailed information about the selected product to the detailed information of the communication protocol standard in the form of a service list.
The communication data model generation unit 150 may generate a communication data model (i.e., a standardized communication data model) based on the final communication data table.
As described previously, the input unit 160 may input detailed information of a service list, detailed information of a first or second data item, detailed information of an integrated data item, detailed information of a communication protocol standard, and the like.
Specifically, the input unit 160 may receive an input from a user or an external device and input the aforementioned detailed information.
Next, a communication data modeling method of the communication data model generation system of fig. 2 will be described with reference to fig. 3 to 7.
Fig. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining a communication data modeling method of the communication data model generation system of fig. 2. Fig. 4 is a sequence diagram for explaining S100 of fig. 3. Fig. 5 is a sequence diagram for explaining S200 of fig. 3. Fig. 6 is a sequence diagram for explaining S300 of fig. 3. Fig. 7 is a sequence diagram for explaining S400 of fig. 3.
Referring to fig. 2 to 4, first, a service list of the electronic device is identified (S100). For reference, the S100 step may be performed by the recognition unit 110.
Specifically, in the step of identifying the service list of the electronic device (S100), first, it may be discriminated whether or not the communication protocol standard exists (S110).
Here, when there is a communication protocol standard related to the electronic device, a representative communication protocol standard for deriving a service list of the electronic device may be selected (S120).
That is, the identifying unit 110 may select a representative communication protocol standard from the communication protocol standard list stored in the 'basic communication data collection list'.
For reference, the 'basic communication data collection list' may be stored in a memory (not shown), which may be provided in the communication data model generation system (100 of fig. 2) or an external system.
And, when the representative communication protocol standard is selected (S120), a service list of the electronic device is identified based on the selected representative communication protocol standard, and then, detailed information of the identified service list may be input (S130).
Here, for example, the service list may include various items such as a large category, a medium category, a linkage external device/organization/user, a standard name, a chapter, a description, and the like.
For reference, a classification value for 'service' may be input in a large classification, a name of 'service' may be input in a medium classification, and a device/organization/user external to an electronic device that is interoperable (i.e., communicates) with the corresponding service may be input in an interworking external device/organization/user. That is, the linked external devices/organizations/users may be modeled by an actor (actor) when modeling the usage graph.
In addition, the communication protocol standard name of the source of the corresponding service can be input in the standard name, the product name of the source of the corresponding service can be input in the existing product, and the function definition or description of the corresponding service can be input in the description.
The input unit 160 may input the identified service name into a 'middle category' item of the 'service list', and input a 'large category' item based on the input service name. Also, the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., linkage external device/organization/user, standard name, chapter, description, etc.) per service input to the 'middle category' item.
When S130 is completed, a service list other than the identified service list in the service list of the electronic device is identified by the product of the electronic device, and then, detailed information of the identified service list of each product may be input (S140).
That is, S140 is a step of identifying an additional service list other than the identified service by product based on the representative communication protocol, and in S140, the input unit 160 may input the identified service name into a 'middle category' item of the 'service list' and input a 'big category' item based on the input service name. Also, the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., linkage external device/organization/user, standard name, chapter, description, etc.) per service input to the 'middle category' item.
On the other hand, when there is no communication protocol standard related to the electronic device, a representative product for deriving a service list of the electronic device may be selected (S150).
That is, the identification unit 110 may select a representative product among the product lists stored in the 'basic communication data material collection list'.
And, when the representative product is selected (S150), a service list of the electronic device is identified based on the selected representative product, and then, detailed information of the identified service list may be input (S160).
The input unit 160 may input the identified service name into a 'middle category' item of the 'service list', and input a 'large category' item based on the input service name. Also, the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., linkage external device/organization/user, standard name, chapter, description, etc.) per service input to the 'middle category' item.
Referring to fig. 2, 3, and 5, after S100, a first communication data table of a communication protocol standard for the electronic device is generated (S200).
Specifically, the step of generating the first communication data table (S200) may include: a step (S210) of analyzing a communication protocol standard of the electronic device; a step (S220) of identifying a service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard based on the analysis result; a step (S230) of identifying a first data item relating to the communication protocol standard based on the identified service list; and a step of inputting detailed information of the identified first data item (S240).
Here, the first communication data table generating unit 120 may analyze each communication protocol standard in the case where there are a plurality of communication protocol standards of the respective electronic devices when analyzing the communication protocol standard of the electronic device (S210).
For example, when the electronic device is an inverter, a plurality of communication protocol standards (e.g., Sunspec, IEC-61850, CiA-402, CIP AC Drive, etc.) related thereto may be analyzed, respectively.
When the communication protocol standard analysis is completed (S210), the first communication data table generating unit 120 may identify a service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard based on the analysis result (S220).
Here, the identified service list may be sorted by the same service set, for example, the service list may include a large category, a medium category, a first data item of each communication protocol standard.
That is, when the first communication data table generating unit 120 identifies a service list, the input unit 160 may input the identified service name to a 'middle category' item of the 'service list', and input a 'large category' item based on the input service name.
Then, the first communication data table generating unit 120 may identify a first data item related to the communication protocol standard based on the identified service list (S230).
Here, for example, the first data item may include various items such as an ID (or tag), a data type, a unit, whether readable/writable, whether necessary/optional, a description, and the like.
For reference, an ID may be input with an identifier (i.e., an abbreviation or code value without a blank space) existing to distinguish between the same services, the data type entered into the first data item may be entered at the data type (e.g., unit16, int16, uint32, int32, float, double, string, etc.), the data unit type of the first data item may be entered at the unit (e.g., W, A, V, etc.), whether or not data of the first data item can be input is readable/writable (e.g., Read Only (R: Read-Only), Write Only (W: Write-Only), Read/Write (RW: Read/Write)), whether the data of the first data item is Mandatory or Optional (e.g., Mandatory (M: management), Optional (O: Optional), Conditional (C: Conditional)) may be input at the necessity/option, and a detailed description for the data of the first data item may be input at the description.
The tag may be the full name of the ID and a space may be used.
For reference, when there are a plurality of communication protocol standards, the first data item may exist at each communication protocol standard.
When the first data item is recognized (S230), detailed information of the recognized first data item may be input (S240).
That is, the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., a data type, a unit, whether readable/writable, whether mandatory/optional, description, etc.) of the identified first data item.
Referring to fig. 2, 3, and 6, after S200, a second communication data table for a product related to the electronic device is generated (S300).
For reference, S200 and S300 may be performed simultaneously, or S300 may be performed prior to S200. However, for convenience of explanation, in the present invention, it is exemplified that S300 is performed after S200.
Specifically, the step of generating the second communication data table (S300) may include: a step (S310) of analyzing the existing communication data of the product related to the electronic device; a step (S320) of identifying a service list corresponding to the product based on the analysis result; a step (S330) of identifying a second data item related to the product based on the identified service list; and a step of inputting detailed information of the identified second data item (S340).
Here, when analyzing the existing communication data material of the product related to the electronic device (S310), the second communication data table generating unit 130 may analyze the existing communication data material of each product if there are a plurality of kinds of products related to the corresponding electronic device.
For example, when the electronic device is an inverter, products related to the appliances (e.g., LSP-S003L (KR), LSP-S004L (JP)/LSP-S006L (JP), LSP-T030LT, LSP-T250L/LSP-T500L (JP), etc.) can be individually identified.
When the analysis of the existing communication data material of the product is completed (S310), the second communication data table generating unit 130 may identify a service list corresponding to the product based on the analysis result (S320).
Here, the identified service list may be sorted by the same service set, for example, the service list may include a large category, a medium category, and a second data item of each communication protocol standard.
For example, the service list may include a large category, a medium category, and a second data item for each product.
That is, when the second communication data table generating unit 130 identifies a service list, the input unit 160 may input the identified service name to a 'middle class' item of the 'service list' and input a 'large class' item based on the input service name.
Then, the second communication data table generating unit 130 may identify a second data item related to the product based on the identified service list (S330).
Here, for example, the second data item may include a common item and other items (or Modbus items), for example, the common item may include an ID/tag, a data type, a unit, and the other items may include an address, a size.
For reference, an identifier (i.e., an abbreviation or a code value without a space) existing to distinguish between the same services may be input at the ID/tag, a data type (e.g., unit16, int16, uint32, int32, float, double, string, etc.) input to the second data item may be input at the data type, a data unit type (e.g., W, A, V, etc.) of the second data item may be input at the unit, a communication memory address or offset (offset) value of the second data item may be input at the address, and a data size (e.g., a size of Byte unit) of the second data item may be input at the size.
For reference, when there are a plurality of products, the second data item may exist at each product.
When the second data item is identified (S330), detailed information of the identified second data item may be input (S340).
That is, the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., ID/tag, data type, unit, address, size, etc.) of the identified second data item.
Referring to fig. 2, 3, and 7, after S300, the first communication data table and the second communication data table are integrated and a final communication data table is generated (S400).
Specifically, the step of generating the final communication data table (S400) may include: a step (S410) of ordering the first data item and the second data item; a step (S420) of deriving a common name for data items corresponding to each other among the first data item and the second data item to generate an integrated data item, and inputting detailed information of the integrated data item based on detailed information of the first data item and detailed information of the second data item; a step (S430) of distinguishing a data model of the integrated data item; a step (S440) of selecting a communication protocol standard of the electronic device; a step (S450) of selecting a product corresponding to the selected communication protocol standard by the service list based on the second data item; and a step of inputting detailed information related to the selected product to detailed information of the communication protocol standard by a service list (S460).
Here, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may select data items corresponding to each other (i.e., the same data items) of the first data item and the second data item and sort the selected data items on the same row when sorting the first data item and the second data item (S410).
At this time, when the ID item is selected as the corresponding data item, the first data item and the second data item may be sorted on the same row with reference to the ID item.
For reference, the second data item portion may be treated as a space when the data item is present in the first data item but not in the second data item.
Of course, the first data item portion may be treated as a space when the data item is present in the second data item but not in the first data item.
When the sorting process is completed (S410), the final communication data table generating unit 140 derives a common name for data items corresponding to each other among the first data item and the second data item to generate an integrated data item, and the input unit 160 may input detailed information of the integrated data item based on detailed information of the first data item and detailed information of the second data item.
For example, the final communication data table generation unit 140 may derive a common name for an ID or a tag, and generate a comprehensive data item based on the derived common name.
The rules described below can be used in the method of deriving the common name.
1) The ' ID ' string is composed of only capital letters, lowercase letters, numerals, ' }
2) The first letter of the 'ID' begins with a capital letter
3) When 'tag' is long, the words constituting the tag are abbreviated and marked (however, when each word is abbreviated, the first letter of the word is marked as capital letter)
4) Word differentiation is distinguished by using '_' or by labeling the 'capital letter' with the first character of the word
5) There may not be duplicate 'ID' values within the same service (middle class)
For reference, when a data item exists only in the second data item and not in the first data item, an ID and a tag may be input to the integrated data item on a basis as described below.
1) Cases where it is necessary to input an ID and a tag to the integrated data item-cases where there is a corresponding data item input in more than half of the entire product list
2) Cases where there is no need to input ID and tag to the integrated data item-cases where there is a corresponding data item input in less than half of the entire product list (at this time, whether to load or not can be determined according to judgment of an expert)
Here, the integrated data item may include various items such as a service list (large category, medium category), a model distinction, an ID, a tag, a description, a data type, a unit, an initial value, whether readable/writable, whether necessary/optional, a note, and the like, for example.
For reference, a large category and a middle category may be input in the service list, a distinguishing value that can classify the characteristics of the data area may be input in the model, a common name ID may be input in the ID, a common name tag may be input in the tag, a data type (e.g., unit16, int16, uint32, int32, float, double, string, etc.) input to the integrated data item may be input in the data type, a data unit type (e.g., W, A, V, etc.) of the integrated data item may be input in the unit, whether data of the integrated data item may be Read/writable (e.g., Read-Only (R), Write-Only (W: Write-Only), Read/Write (RW: Read/Write)) may be input in the case where data of the integrated data item may be selected or selectable (e.g., required option (M: data man), or selectable, Optional item (O), Conditional item (C)), and other content may be input in the note.
As described above, the integrated data item is configured based on the first data item and the second data item, and thus the input unit 160 can input the detailed information of the integrated data item based on the detailed information of the first data item and the detailed information of the second data item.
When the detailed information of the integrated data item is input (S420), the data model of the integrated data item may be distinguished (S430).
For example, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may distinguish the data model of the integrated data item by a method described below.
1) Differentiating input ' Base ' to a model when a respective data item is an item defined by a service identified corresponding to a communication protocol standard '
2) Differentiating input ' SPG ' to a model when a respective data item is an item defined by a service identified corresponding to a product that is not a communication protocol standard '
3) Distinguishing input ' Extended ' to a model when a respective data item is a derivative according to a particular country/market '
When the data model discrimination is completed (S430), a communication protocol standard of the electronic device may be selected (S440).
Specifically, for example, the final communication data table generation unit 140 may select any one of the communication protocol standards input to the first communication data table.
When a communication protocol standard is selected (S440), a product corresponding to the selected communication protocol standard may be selected by a service list based on the second data item (S450).
Specifically, for example, the final communication data table generating unit 140 may select a representative product by a service list based on detailed information (i.e., a second data item) of each product input to the second communication data table.
For example, when the electronic device is an inverter, has a variety of inverter-related products, and selects Modbus as a communication protocol standard, the inverter-related product corresponding to Modbus may be selected per service.
When the product selection is completed (S450), the input unit 160 may input detailed information (e.g., address, size) related to the selected product to detailed information (e.g., address, size) of the selected communication protocol standard in a corresponding service list (S460).
Through the foregoing procedure, when generating the final communication data table (S400), the communication data model generation unit 150 may generate a communication data model that integrates the product and the communication protocol standard based on the final communication data table.
As described above, by the communication data modeling method of the present invention, a standardized communication data model can be generated, and a product developer can easily develop a product based on the standardized communication data model.
For reference, the aforementioned communication data modeling method of the present invention may be implemented by various means. For example, the communication data modeling method of the present invention may be implemented by hardware, Firmware (Firmware), software, a combination thereof, or the like.
When implemented in hardware, the communication data modeling method of the present invention may be implemented by one or more Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs), Digital Signal Processors (DSPs), Digital Signal Processing Devices (DSPDs), Programmable Logic Devices (PLDs), Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), Processors, controllers, microcontrollers, microprocessors, etc.
When implemented in firmware or software, the communication data modeling method of the present invention may be implemented in the form of a module, a procedure, or a function, etc., which performs the functions or operations described above. The software codes may be stored in memory units and driven by processors. The memory unit is located inside or outside the processor and may receive data with the processor using various means known as such.
It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various substitutions, modifications or changes may be made without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention, and therefore, the present invention described above is not limited to the foregoing embodiments and the accompanying drawings.
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1. A method of modeling communication data, wherein,
the method comprises the following steps:
identifying a service list of the electronic device;
a step of generating a first communication data table for a communication protocol standard of the electronic apparatus;
a step of generating a second communication data table for a product related to the electronic device;
a step of generating a final communication data table by integrating the first communication data table and the second communication data table; and
a step of generating a communication data model based on the final communication data table,
the step of generating the second communication data table includes:
analyzing existing communication data of a product related to the electronic device;
a step of identifying a service list corresponding to the product based on a result of the analysis;
a step of identifying a second data item related to the product based on the identified list of services corresponding to the product; and
a step of inputting detailed information of the identified second data item.
2. The communication data modeling method of claim 1,
in the step of identifying a service list of the electronic device,
selecting a representative communication protocol standard for deriving a service list of the electronic device in the presence of a communication protocol standard associated with the electronic device,
selecting a representative product for deriving a list of services for the electronic device in the absence of a communication protocol standard associated with the electronic device.
3. The communication data modeling method of claim 2, wherein,
in the case where the representative communication protocol standard is selected,
identifying a service list of the electronic device based on the selected representative communication protocol standard, and then, inputting detailed information of the identified service list,
identifying service lists other than the service list identified in the step of identifying the service list of the electronic device among the service lists of the electronic device by products of the electronic device, and then inputting detailed information of the identified service lists of each of the products.
4. The communication data modeling method of claim 2, wherein,
in the case where the representative product is selected,
a service list of the electronic device is identified based on the selected representative product, and then, detailed information of the identified service list is input.
5. The communication data modeling method of claim 1,
the step of generating the first communication data table includes:
a step of analyzing a communication protocol standard of the electronic device;
a step of identifying a service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard based on a result of the analysis;
a step of identifying a first data item related to the communication protocol standard based on the identified service list corresponding to the communication protocol standard; and
a step of inputting detailed information of the identified first data item.
6. The communication data modeling method of claim 5,
the step of generating the final communication data table includes:
a step of sorting the first data item and the second data item;
a step of deriving a common name for data items corresponding to each other among the first data item and the second data item to generate an integrated data item, and inputting detailed information of the integrated data item based on detailed information of the first data item and detailed information of the second data item;
a step of distinguishing a data model of the integrated data item;
a step of selecting a communication protocol standard of the electronic device;
a step of selecting a product corresponding to the selected communication protocol standard by a service list based on the second data item; and
a step of inputting detailed information related to the selected product into detailed information of the communication protocol standard in accordance with the service list.
7. The communication data modeling method of claim 1,
the communication protocol standard of the electronic device has a plurality,
the electronic device is associated with a plurality of products.
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